A broadcast directly from the underwater volcano awaits you. Here the P̴e̴i̴n̴a̴l̴e̴o̴p̴o̴l̴y̴n̴o̴e̴, a group of underwater worms with mysteriously shiny scales, perform strange rituals with humpback whales and other sirens in a monthly rhythm.

P̴o̴l̴y̴n̴o̴e̴ is awake.

They are hungry.

The monster feeds on a wild mix of soft dark tech, eerie ambient textures, lulling field recordings, raging post-punk, confused new music, anchoring film scores, and much more. A strict diet is not on the menu.

Polynoes‘ hair, also called C̴h̴a̴e̴t̴a̴e̴, is flowing in different directions and the underwater worm finds its way through the depths of the sea.

Let’s feed the monster. Every first Saturday of the month, between 4 and 5 pm.

A sudden shake of constant change, inviting you to return to the world of the P̴e̴i̴n̴a̴l̴e̴o̴p̴o̴l̴y̴n̴o̴e̴.

Take a moment of collective rest.

Tune in to the virtual waves.

If you have time, lie down and see what emerges.

Every first Saturday of the month, between 4 and 5 pm, Lei Macolata feeds the monster. On the menu this time: A sound collage remixing the emotional chaos of letting go. As P̴o̴l̴y̴n̴o̴e̴ couldn’t get enough they got some special treats, appearing in chaotic order.